Name: 15 Common WHO Questions in English
Uploaded: 2017-01-23T11:43:11.000Z
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Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on: "Common WHO Questions in English".

That's right, today I am Dr. Who for you.

So, today, if you've watched the other videos on common questions, this is the one for "Who?"

So, just like those videos, we're going to practice the pronunciation, the fluency, and

First one, a very philosophical question:

So, this is also the title of a Jackie Chan movie, and it's also the title of another

movie I think from the 2000s that's also action-based.

You know, if you're ever 16 years old, if you're 17, you're looking up at your ceiling

while listening to whatever music kids listen to today, just: "Who am I?"

So, you know, if you meet someone for the first time or if you think someone is acting

Are you, like, her brother or her sister, or who are you?

So if you don't know someone and you're talking to a family member, a colleague, a friend,

co-worker, and you want to know because you want to meet someone or you're curious about

"Hey. Who is that?", "Who is she?", "Who is he?", "Who's this?"

All right, so these three because they're common, you know, they say:

"Who am I?", "Who are you?", "Who is she?", "Who is he?",

I said them very quickly, and now I want you to repeat them after me.

Now, next, similar style of question: "Who is the _________?"

Here, you have many possibilities, many different titles that you can use in this question.

If you... If you're travelling to a new country and you don't know about the political system

or the political leaders, or you're just curious about the political leader in a country or

a place, you can say: "Who's the prime minister there?", "Who's the president?",

"Who's the new guy?" or "the new girl", right?

So, if you're working in a company and someone new comes in,

"Hey. Who's the new guy?", "Who's the new girl?"

Like, where...? Where did they come from? Okay?

So you're taking a class in university and you're looking at the name of the class, and

you're like: "Oh, this sounds interesting.

So if you're trying to gamble and make a bet on a team, and you want to know, you know,

in hockey or in soccer/football, depending on where you're from, you want to know:

Because if it's someone who's bad, then maybe I will bet on the other team.

I only put this here to reference a 1990's TV show with Tony Danza, and I don't remember

If you're like under 25, you probably don't know.

Very common question if someone knocks on your door:

So, again, you can also say, you know: "Who's there?" or "Who is it?" if you hear someone

in a room and you thought you were alone, you can say, like: "Who's there?"

Also very common in horror movies or thrillers, like: "Who is it?

So, you know, your friend is having a birthday party and you want to know about how many

people will be there or who will be there, so you can ask: "Who's coming?"

or "Who's going? Who's going to the party?"

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